Do you consider 70s/80s hot (record, places, dewpoint, most)

[Frostnip]

Yes. But nowhere here has air conditioning, and we don't have nights in the summer, so when it does get into the 80s it can feel pretty relentless.

[vision33r]

In Thailand when it is 79 outside it feels like 95 to me. I could not get used to the humidity it is like have a hot wet towel on your body at all times.

[don1945]

Originally Posted by SkiC

When do you start considering it hot? 60s, 70s 80s, 90s, 100s?

I live in Southern Florida, so 70's is a chilly day.

[NJmann]

Originally Posted by french user

in summer above 28c begins to be hot. I have no idea what it makes in f.

= 82 f

[elnina]

Originally Posted by ohhwanderlust

Anything over the low 20s (high 60s in Freedom Units) is miserable.

You meant ... Fahrenheit

Originally Posted by SkiC

I say above 25 or so degrees. Above about 77.

I agree with both above. I start to feel really hot when is above 25C/77F. Anything below is pleasant and inviting to outdoor activities.
Current streak of 40+C in S. Texas is absolutely unbearable.

[manhattangirl]

Originally Posted by SkiC

When do you start considering it hot? 60s, 70s 80s, 90s, 100s?

90s= hot and perfect for me.
Anything lower and the nights are going to be cold. If it is humid, 90s can be sticky but in general, I like the 90s for the beach or hanging out in summer.

[manhattangirl]

Originally Posted by Frostnip

Yes. But nowhere here has air conditioning, and we don't have nights in the summer, so when it does get into the 80s it can feel pretty relentless.

May I ask where you are?

[kitty61]

80 is border line hot and really hot is 85+.

[SkiC]

Originally Posted by manhattangirl

May I ask where you are?

He's from alaska

[BusinessManIT]

Above 90 becomes hot for me. But with low humidity, even the low 100s aren't too bad. But then, I'm a Texan.